Spider weights

Started by Shark Hunter, July 27, 2014, 01:55:07 PM

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Quote from: Bryan Young on May 27, 2015, 03:20:15 PM
By the way, copper left in our oceans' reefs can kill the reef.  It is worse than lead left in our reefs due.  Copper prevents growth of organisms in our oceans.  That is why bottom paint has copper in it.

That is good to know.. some years ago I was using spark plugs instead of 1oz lead for fishing off the rocks on light tackle of course because of the cheaper reason, but one of my friends is "sea biologist" he studied oceanology well he told me that spark plugs have some metals and elements that are 5x worse than lead and he invite me to stop using them, he recomemded me using small cuts of REBAR rods they are pure Fe iron and dont affect the reefs or sea creatures at all.
The Baja Guy

Bryan Young

I have used rebar as well.  Sometimes you can get scraps for free.
:D I talk with every part I send out and each reel I repair so that they perform at the top of their game. :D

ChileRelleno

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I just picked up another variety of spiders similar to the ones Bryan posted.
These have 3/32 stainless steel legs in lead.
I picked up some 12 & 16oz to try out first week of June on a sharking trip.

Here are the 16oz

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